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The overflow from the canal upstream from Hollywood Cemetery, viewed from Belle Isle. The power of the shaded rapids of the James are seen in contrast to the dam, and the single red maple tree on the north shore. Aligned in Photoshop CS5, processed to HDR in Photomatix 4, then further enhanced in Photoshop.
North shore of the James River in Richmond from Belle Isle, with part of Hollywood Cemetery on the left. A contrast between the modern apartments available on the James in Richmond, vs the wildness of the river itself. Exposures aligned in Photoshop CS5 and processed to HDR in Photomatix 4, then further enhanced in Photoshop.
Richmond Waterfront in full Fall colors. The pillars are from an old bridge. Exposures, aligned using scripts in Photoshop CS5, processed to HDR and tonemapped in Photomatix 4, then further enhanced in CS5.
The overflow from the canal upstream from Hollywood Cemetery, viewed from Belle Isle. The power of the shaded rapids of the James are seen in contrast to the dam, and the single red maple tree on the north shore. Aligned in Photoshop CS5, processed to HDR in Photomatix 4, then further enhanced in Photoshop.
The overflow from the canal upstream from Hollywood Cemetery, viewed from Belle Isle. The power of the shaded rapids of the James are seen in contrast to the dam, and the single red maple tree on the north shore. Aligned in Photoshop CS5, processed to HDR in Photomatix 4, then further enhanced in Photoshop.
The overflow from the canal upstream from Hollywood Cemetery, viewed from Belle Isle. The power of the shaded rapids of the James are seen in contrast to the dam, and the single red maple tree on the north shore. Aligned in Photoshop CS5, processed to HDR in Photomatix 4, then further enhanced in Photoshop.
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